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The phrase "after right now" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to suggest a time frame that follows the present moment, but it is not commonly accepted.
Example: "Let's discuss this after right now, once we finish our current task."
Alternatives: "after this moment" or "after the present time".
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The entrepreneur says yes and this is the size of market that I want to go after right now.
When it comes to local commerce, the ultimate prize everyone is going after right now is how to close the redemption loop.
"The ultimate end game here [is] where we could be this talent infrastructure, almost, for a lot of companies — not only the Fortune 500s that we're going after right now, but also for early stage startups.
"What we're going after, and what most Middle Eastern startups are going after right now is mostly cloning models which have been proven to be successful elsewhere is actually going to require them to be based in the Middle East… And capital will flow in because you can't do this out of the Bay Area".
This is what I'm after right now and the mixtape has been giving me the freedom to do that.
It's easy to see how these women can be misled about what's right and what's wrong, or why they'd suspend their disbelief in the blind hope of easily attaining that thing that everyone is after right now—a big booty.
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Mila Kunis may be one of the most sought-after actresses right now.
After all, right now, expectations are so very low.
"I understand everybody is coming after us right now, the doomsday sayers," Cashman said.
Because after all, right now I've got some memories that I didn't have two hours ago.
After all, right now it's winter, the footy's on, and soon there's Olympic glory to bask in.
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